Hannah Subega, Palo Alto High School, Palo Alto, CA
The flowers capture the idea that everything in the world is beautiful, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant.
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This is a really beautiful photo! The flowers are all so unique and interesting in their own ways, even though they’re all growing from the same bush.
This photo is so majestic. I love all of the colors in the photo, it gives a very soft quality. Also it is very unique because of the harsh angle that is able to capture all of the flowers.
Nice good Hansub 😉
This photo is really quite lovely. The more I look at it, the more I find more aspects in it to admire. The flowers are gorgeous, the shooting angle is wonderful, and the sunset in the background is striking.
I love the color and different daises. The different sizes gives the photo depth and definition, it just really gets me excited for summer and the vibrant times ahead.
Looking at bright, fresh flowers really give you a new outlook on things to come. The colors of the flowers complement each other, giving the photo a harmonious balance.
I really like the different colors of daisies, and how some of them are in focus while others are blurred in the background. I also love how the angle makes it seem like the flowers go on forever. It makes me think of spring.
I like like this picture and it’s colors. I like how some of the flowers are in focus and some of them are not. This gives this photo a lot of depth in the background.